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Myrtle Beach

2010 Sand Dunes Dr.

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Bedrooms

1

Baths

1

Living area

766 sq ft

Type

Condo

Year built

1984

Lot size

—

HOA

$464 / month

Water

Not on the water

Golf

—

Gated

No

Area

Myrtle Beach

About this home

Experience the best of Myrtle Beach living in this charming first-floor condo located in the sought-after Greystone community, just a short stroll to the beach. Offering a spacious and inviting layout, this well-maintained residence features an open living and dining area, a large breakfast bar perfect for casual dining and entertaining, and a bright Carolina room that provides additional living space to relax and unwind year-round. The coastal-inspired interior is filled with natural light and includes a generously sized bedroom, durable flooring, and a functional kitchen with ample cabinet and counter space. The Carolina room creates the perfect spot for a reading nook, home office, or additional guest space, while the first-floor location offers easy access with no stairs to navigate. Greystone residents enjoy access to a community pool and a prime location close to the ocean, restaurants, shopping, golf courses, entertainment, Market Common, Myrtle Beach State Park, and Myrtle Beach International Airport. Whether you're searching for a primary residence, vacation retreat, or investment opportunity, this move-in ready condo delivers comfort, convenience, and an unbeatable coastal lifestyle just blocks from the sand and surf.

Where it sits

Fits these lifestyles

What's nearby

Near this address

89

Dining

5

Beaches

26

Nature

2

Golf courses

18

Arts & music

Topgolf · 3.6 miAttraction
Sea Captain's House · 3.8 miDining
World Tour Golf Links · 4.5 miGolf
Myrtlewood Golf Club · 4.7 miGolf
Dagwood's Deli & Sports Bar · 5.4 miDining
Chimichanga Llama · 5.8 miDining

Golf courses are a count of nearby facilities, not a statement about this home. Place data © OpenStreetMap contributors. Data sources